Cold Bastard by Rebecca Joyce

She stole seventy-five million dollars. He was sent to collect.

Alexandra Jones thought she could disappear into the darkness. She was right. She did disappear—directly into the hands of a man far more terrifying than any punishment the Brotherhood could devise.
Nano is the Brotherhood’s tech specialist. He’s brilliant, merciless, and a sadist who has spent his life perfecting the art of breaking things. When he’s ordered to hunt her, he doesn’t just capture her. He makes her understand what it means to be completely, utterly owned.
What follows isn’t love. It’s consumption. Nano doesn’t want her submission—he demands her annihilation. He will dismantle her piece by piece, remake her in his image, and if she survives it, she’ll be something altogether different. Something that belongs entirely to him.
But their dark, twisted connection becomes their greatest vulnerability.
Because sometimes the most dangerous thing you can do is give yourself completely to the person most capable of destroying you.
In a world where motorcycle clubs wage open war, where trust is suicide, and where love is just another form of control—Alex must confront a terrible truth: she may not survive loving this man. And worse: she’s no longer sure she wants to.
Some people aren’t saved by darkness. They’re consumed by it. And some monsters don’t kill the things they love—they own them so completely that escape becomes impossible and survival becomes a kind of death.